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30 Conﬁguring Your Secure Web Server

IndexIgnore IndexIgnore lists ﬁle extensions, partial ﬁlenames, wild-

card expressions or full ﬁlenames. The web server will not include

any ﬁles which match any of those parameters in server generated

directory listings.

AccessFileName AccessFileName namestheﬁlewhich the servershould

use for accesscontrol information in each directory. By default, your

web server is set to use .htaccess, if it exists, for access control

information in each directory.

TypesConﬁg TypesConfig names the ﬁle which sets the default list of

mime type mappings (ﬁlename extensions to content types). The

default TypesConfig ﬁle is /etc/mime.types. Instead of editing

/etc/mime.types, the recommended way of adding mime type

mappings is to use the AddType directive.

DefaultType DefaultType setsadefaultcontent typeforthe web server

to use for documents whose mime types can’t be determined. Your

web server defaults to assume a plain text content type for any ﬁle

with an indeterminate content type.

AddEncoding AddEncoding names ﬁlename extensions which should

specify a particular encoding type. AddEncoding can also be used

to instruct somebrowsers(not all)to uncompress certain ﬁlesasthey

are downloaded.

AddLanguage AddLanguage associates ﬁlename extensions with spe-

ciﬁc content languages. This directive is mostly useful for content

negotiation, whenthe serverreturnsoneof severaldocuments based

on the client’s language preference as set in their browser.

LanguagePriority LanguagePriority allowsyou tosetprecedencefor

different languages in which to serve ﬁles, which will be in effect if

the client expressed no preference.

Redirect Redirect lets you specify the new URL for documents which

have moved from one URL to another. When requests come in for

such a document, the new URL will be returned to the client brower,

which will attempt to retrieveit automatically.

AddType Use the AddType directive to deﬁne mime type and ﬁle exten-

sion pairs. For example, if you are using mod php, your web server

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